Polimec, a decentralized, community-driven funding protocol developed on Polkadot, is now live. Polimec is transparent, accessible, and regulatory compliant.
The first evaluation round, featuring Apillon, will determine project advancements.
Uniswap Labs, the creators of Uniswap, has introduced ERC-7683, a cross-chain framework for intents-based systems, in collaboration with the Across Protocol.
BounceBit has outlined its development roadmap for 2024.
The roadmap consists of three main pillars: BounceBit Portal, BounceBit Chain and BounceClub.
The focus is on creating on-chain products similar to those in traditional finance. The three pillars will work together to create a seamless user experience and build a CeDeFi-as-a-service ecosystem.
BingX is celebrating its 6th anniversary by announcing several new features and expansions. The exchange will introduce USDC margin futures trading, as well as new products Launchpad and Launchpool.
Additionally, BingX plans to expand its services to Turkey, Ky, Vietnam, and Argentina. Furthermore, the company will collaborate with Netflix to produce a documentary about animal protection.
Thanefield Capital has proposed a $30 million buyback for Gnosis tokens to adjust its market value closer to its $730 million assets. The Gnosis community and co-founder support the plan.
Following the news, Gnosis’s token price jumped 20% and is currently trading at $351.04.
Gala Games' GALA token experienced a significant price drop due to a sudden release of up to 5 billion tokens, valued at approximately $200 million, into the market.
The Sei Foundation is proposing a governance upgrade to its Layer 1 (L1) blockchain, dubbed Sei Version 2. This upgrade aims to enhance the network's capabilities by introducing a "high-performance, parallelized" Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), which will improve the overall functionality of the network.
CryptoPunks, the most influential profile picture (PFP) collection in the NFT world, has faced backlash after launching a new Punks-branded NFT collection.
Artist Nina Chanel Abney aimed to celebrate diversity, but the community criticized the move as “woke.” Yuga Labs paused their artist program in response, and the incident sparked debate on social commentary in digital art.
Prometheum has launched a controversial Ether custody service, treating digital assets as security. The service was rolled out to select companies on May 17, with a full-scale launch expected in June.
The firm targets asset management firms, hedge funds, banks, and registered investment advisors.
Binance has called for small and medium-sized projects to apply for token listing after a recent controversy over high FDV and low initial supply. The move aims to promote a healthy market and address public opinion, allowing projects to list tokens directly on the exchange to receive support.
The Neo-cli version 3.7.4 has been applied to the T5 test network on May 17, and will be rolled out to the main network on May 24. This update brings several improvements and new features, including:
1. Upgraded secp256k1 signature verification in the CryptoLib native contract. 2. Support for custom witness verification based on Keccak256. 3. Addition of Lambda and Linq functions to the devpack, allowing for more advanced scripting. 4. New Neo contract examples added to the devpack for developers to reference. 5. The ability to call Neo contracts through the command line in neo-cli, making it easier to interact with the network.
UXUY, a next-generation decentralized multi-chain trading platform incubated and invested by Binance Labs, has officially launched the Lightning Network DID (Decentralized Identifier).
As part of this launch, they are conducting an airdrop of a rare DID Founder's Edition to loyal users of their INDS and INDStone.
Aevo has launched Aevo Airdrops, a program where pre-launch projects are airdropped to active pre-launch traders and $AEVO stakers.
The first two projects featured are Swell Protocol and Zerolend Finance, with more in the pipeline. Aevo Airdrops will start airdropping $ZERO tokens next week.
PancakeSwap is offering a deal to Uniswap users who have had to pay high fees on other platforms. They are willing to pay up to $8 million in interface fees to these users. Additionally, from May 16th, 2024, to August 15th, 2024, users who have paid interface fees on Uniswap v3 can get a full refund of those fees.
Browser-based game creation platform Jamango has raised $2.5 million in funding. Jamango offers block-based building tools with a no-code editor to creators who wish to make games that can be played instantly via browser.
Drift Foundation has launched its DRIFT token and opened airdrop claims, offering 120 million tokens, 12% of DRIFT's total supply, with a 2% bonus, exceeding the initial allocation.